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Marine Cast Steel Screw Down Check Globe Valve (JIS F7473) & Angle Valve (JIS F7474) – 20 kgf/cm2

This marine-grade cast steel screw down check globe valve (JIS F7473) and angle valve (JIS F7474) are designed for demanding shipboard piping systems. Constructed from high-strength cast steel and rated for 20 kgf/cm2 (approx. 284 psi), these valves provide reliable non-return flow control and positive shut-off when required. The screw-down stem mechanism ensures smooth, precise operation, making them suitable for fuel oil, lubricating oil, fresh water, and seawater applications.

Built to meet Japanese Marine Standard JIS F7473 and F7474, these valves offer excellent durability and corrosion resistance in harsh marine environments. Available in a range of sizes with flanged connections, they are the ideal choice for engine room, cargo handling, and ballast systems that demand leak-proof performance and easy maintenance. Trust these valves to keep your vessel's flow systems safe, efficient, and compliant with international marine specifications.

Key Features

Technical Specifications

SpecificationDetails
Valve TypeScrew Down Check Globe Valve (F7473) / Angle Valve (F7474)
Pressure Rating20 kgf/cm2 (1.96 MPa / 284 psi)
Size RangeDN15 – DN150 (1/2" – 6")
Body MaterialCast Steel (WCB)
Trim MaterialStainless Steel (13Cr) or Bronze
ConnectionFlanged (JIS 10K / 20K, DIN PN16/PN25, ANSI 150/300)
Design StandardJIS F7473, JIS F7474
OperationManual Handwheel
ServiceFuel Oil, Lubricating Oil, Fresh Water, Seawater

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a screw down check globe valve?

A screw down check globe valve combines the functions of a globe valve and a check valve. It allows fluid to flow in one direction while automatically preventing backflow, and the screw-down stem can be manually closed to completely stop flow for maintenance or emergencies.

What are the standard pressure ratings and sizes?

These valves are rated for 20 kgf/cm2 (about 284 psi) and are available in sizes from DN15 to DN150 (1/2" to 6"). Flanged connections are standardized to JIS, DIN, or ANSI requirements.

What materials are used in construction?

The valve body is made of cast steel (WCB) for strength and durability, while the internal trim (seat and disc) is typically stainless steel or bronze to resist corrosion in marine environments.

Are these valves suitable for seawater applications?

Yes, the cast steel body and corrosion-resistant trim make them suitable for seawater, as well as fuel oil, lubricating oil, and freshwater systems commonly found on ships.

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